Stable apps through every release
Every OS release, SDK deprecation, and store policy change puts a live app at risk. We monitor, update, and fix your iOS and Android app on a predictable schedule.
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A mobile app starts aging on release day. Apple and Google change platform requirements every year, and unmaintained apps fall further behind with each cycle.
Each major iOS and Android release changes APIs, permissions, and background behavior. Features that worked last year can fail after users update their phones. Without regular compatibility testing, you learn about it from store reviews.
Google Play and the App Store set yearly requirements for target API levels and SDK versions. Miss a deadline and you cannot ship updates, including urgent fixes. On Google Play, outdated apps can also become unavailable to users on newer devices.
Crash spikes and slow screens rarely show up in internal testing. Users find them first, on devices and networks your QA setup never covered. By the time ratings drop, the cost already shows in churn and support tickets.
Knowledge about an app often sits with a few engineers or one external vendor. When they leave, nobody knows how releases, certificates, and integrations work. Every update after that carries more risk.
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Our app maintenance services cover the full cycle, from taking over your codebase to running releases under an agreed SLA. We take ownership of stability so your team can focus on the roadmap.
We start by reviewing your codebase, dependencies, crash history, and release process on iOS and Android. You get a list of risks ranked by business impact and a plan for the first months of work. Knowledge about the app moves into documentation instead of staying with individuals.
Production monitoring covers crashes, app freezes, slow screens, and API errors across supported devices. Alerts go to engineers who know your codebase and its integrations. Each incident gets a fix by the priority agreed in your SLA and a root-cause note for the backlog.
Before each new iOS and Android version reaches users, we test your app on the beta. We replace deprecated APIs and third-party SDKs on a planned schedule. Store policy changes go into the release plan ahead of each deadline.
Builds, tests, and store submissions run through automated CI/CD pipelines. Each release has an owner, a rollback plan, and a staged rollout where the stores allow it. Hotfixes go through the same process.
With application development and maintenance on one team, small features and fixes share one release process. Typical work includes performance tuning, accessibility improvements, and minor UI changes. Stability reports on an agreed schedule show what needs modernization before it becomes urgent.
Planned updates cost less than emergency work after a broken release or a store rejection. Maintenance spend becomes a fixed line in your budget.
Fewer failures and faster screens protect the store rating users check before they install. Play's app has kept a crash rate below 0.03% over a partnership of more than 10 years.
Automated tests and CI/CD pipelines keep each release small and reversible. Your product team ships features on schedule while maintenance runs in parallel.
Outdated libraries carry known vulnerabilities that attackers can look up. Dependency updates and security patches on a set schedule close those gaps.
Documentation, runbooks, and shared ownership mean releases do not depend on one engineer. Staff changes on either side no longer stall delivery.
Planned updates cost less than emergency work after a broken release or a store rejection. Maintenance spend becomes a fixed line in your budget.
Fewer failures and faster screens protect the store rating users check before they install. Play's app has kept a crash rate below 0.03% over a partnership of more than 10 years.
Automated tests and CI/CD pipelines keep each release small and reversible. Your product team ships features on schedule while maintenance runs in parallel.
Outdated libraries carry known vulnerabilities that attackers can look up. Dependency updates and security patches on a set schedule close those gaps.
Documentation, runbooks, and shared ownership mean releases do not depend on one engineer. Staff changes on either side no longer stall delivery.
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Book a diagnostic call. We will scope a rapid technical assessment based on your current platform and tell you exactly what we look at before we start.
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